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Ashley McBryde Announces ‘The Devil I Know’ Tour Featuring Bella White, Zach Top & More

Ashley McBryde  is hittin’ the road.

She just announced her The Devil I Know tour that’s set to kick off this October in Mobile, Alabama and run through January, when she’ll make a return to the U.K.

The tour is named for her forthcoming album   The Devil I Know,   which is slated to drop on September 8th.

She previously shared that the overall theme of the record will focus on her deeply personal internal struggles as both an artist and a person:

“‘You guys are great but you’re a little too rock and roll.’ Man y’all are good but you need less tender songs.’ ‘If there’s such a thing as too country, that song is it.’  You spoke. I listened.’”

So far, Ashley has released four singles, the title track , “Learned To Lie,” ” Cool Little Bars,” and the lead single “Light On In The Kitchen,”  which is also her current single at country radio.

With over 30 dates on this run and openers in some fantastic up and comers like Bella White, Zach Top and more, I highly recommend getting to a show if Ashley and company will be anywhere near you this fall.

Ashley says she can’t wait to be back on the road playing new music for fans all over the country and overseas:

“About time this devil hits the road for a proper run of shows…

The Devil I Know Tour presented by Ariat International kicks off in the states this October, then we’re finally headed back to the UK!

AND, I’m bringing a few friends with me along the way. Y’all… I can’t wait for this one.”

Tickets go on sale this Friday, August 11th at 10AM local time, with her fan club presale starting tomorrow.

The Devil I Know tour dates:

Oct. 7 Saenger Theatre* Mobile, AL Oct. 15 Robinson Center Performance Hall^ Little Rock, AR Oct. 20 John T. Floores Country Store* Helotes, TX Oct. 21 Buffalo Run Casino & Resort – Peoria Showplace Miami, OK Oct. 27 Uptown Theater* Minneapolis, MN Oct. 28 Crystal Grand Music Theatre* Wisconsin Dells, WI Nov. 2 Jannus Live~ St. Petersburg, FL Nov. 3 UGA John Hunt Conference Center~ Tifton, GA Nov. 4 Anderson Music Hall~ Hiawassee, GA Nov. 10 Alabama Theatre^ Birmingham, AL Nov. 11 Orpheum Theatre^ Memphis, TN Nov. 12 Ellis Theatre Philadelphia, MS Nov. 30 Stage AE* Pittsburgh, PA Dec. 1 Danforth Music Hall+ Toronto, ON Dec. 2 The Andrew J Brady Music Center+ Cincinnati, OH Dec. 8 Webster Hall+ New York, NY Dec. 9 Orpheum Theatre+ Boston, MA Dec. 10 Keswick Theatre+ Glenside, PA Dec. 14 Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences# Charleston, WV Dec. 15 The Fillmore Charlotte# Charlotte, NC Dec. 16 Rams Head Live# Baltimore, MD Jan. 17 O2 Guildhall= Southampton, UK Jan. 19 O2 Academy= Bristol, UK Jan. 20 Eventim Apollo= London, UK Jan. 21 O2 Institute= Birmingham, UK Jan. 23 Albert Hall= Manchester, UK Jan. 24 Barrowlands= Glasgow, UK Jan. 25 Barrowlands= Glasgow, UK Jan. 27 Waterfront Auditorium= Belfast, UK Jan. 28 3Olympia Theatre= Dublin, Ireland

Support: * Kasey Tyndall ^ JD Clayton ~ Zach Top + Bella White # Will Jones = Corey Kent + Harper O’Neill

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The Devil I Know tracklist:

1. Made For This (Ashley McBryde and Travis Meadows) 2. Coldest Beer in Town (Ashley McBryde, Autumn McEntire and Nicolette Hayford) 3. Light On In The Kitchen (Ashley McBryde, Jessi Alexander and Connie Harrington) 5. Women Ain’t Whiskey (Ashley McBryde, Hillary Lindsey, Jon Nite and Chris LaCorte) 6. Learned To Lie (Ashley McBryde, Nicolette Hayford and Sean McConnell) 7. The Devil I Know (Ashley McBryde, Jeremy Stover and Bobby Pinson) 8. Single At The Same Time (Ashley McBryde, Benjy Davis and Andy Albert) 9. Cool Little Bars (Ashley McBryde, Trick Savage and Lainey Wilson) 10. Whiskey and Country Music (Ashley McBryde, John Osborne and Lee Thomas Miller) 11. Blackout Betty (Ashley McBryde, Aaron Raitiere and Nicolette Hayford) 12. 6th Of October (Ashley McBryde, Blue Foley and CJ Field)

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Bella White Returns to Canada for Short Summer 2023 Tour

Bella White has confirmed a brief run of shows in her native Canada this August, including a hometown performance at Dickens.

Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Bella White  has confirmed a brief run of shows in her native Canada this August, including a hometown performance at Dickens in Calgary on August 9. From there, she will head east to Saskatoon for a stop at Amigos Cantina on the 11th before closing out the run with an appearance at the storied Edmonton Folk Festival .

Bella White has spent much of the year dazzling audiences while on tour in support of her recently released, critically lauded sophomore album, Among Other Things – which will be released on vinyl on July 21 ( pre-order here ). Highlights along the tour include White’s triumphant Grand Ole Opry debut in late April and performances at SXSW , the Stagecoach Festival , and MerleFest .

This summer, she will appear at festivals, including the Telluride Bluegrass Festival , the UK’s Black Deer Festival , Winnipeg Folk Festival , Rotterdam Bluegrass Festival , Newport Folk , and she has confirmed a performance at AmericanaFest in late September.

During a recent tour stop in Nashville, White swung by Carter Vintage Guitars , where she filmed a solo acoustic session, accompanying herself on a 1940 Martin D-28 model guitar. Watch her performance of Numbers below.

Upcoming Tour Dates:

July 9 – Winnipeg Folk Festival – Winnipeg, MB August 9 – Dickens – Calgary, AB August 11 – Amigos Cantina – Saskatoon, SK August 12 & 13 – Edmonton Folk Festival – Edmonton, AB

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10 Things to Know About Bella White

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Originally from Calgary, Bella White was steeped in bluegrass music and tradition growing up. Her father played in numerous bluegrass bands around the area, which led White to pick up the guitar when she was just eight years old, and soon after the banjo.

Arriving in 2020 with her debut full-length Just Like Leaving , across the set she demonstrated great handling of style and composition in a way that cemented her place as one of the genre’s most promising upstarts.

Now, with her second album Among Other Things , White pulls upon life’s melancholy as if plucking petals from a once-blossoming lilac. It’s an ethereal, deeply probing set that witnesses the singer-songwriter veering away from the strict boundaries of bluegrass for something more widely appealing, yet still striking and magnificently written. ‘Flowers on My Bedside’ trickles with the stillness of life, while ‘The Best of Me’ seeks a richer understanding of self and one’s rotation in the world. “It feels like I’m losing but in a different way,” she mourns on the latter.

Such is the way of Among Other Things , produced by Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty). The 10-song collection captures the thorny side of life, often feeling sorrowful and always introspective. Sometimes, that’s where the greatest beauty lies.

To celebrate the record, here are 10 things to know about Bella White.

1. She's a little bit of an existentialist

An essential track titled ‘Rhododendron’ finds White waxing existential about the roles of mothers and daughters. “All this time, I spent inside my head / Well, I’ve been hurting as the world is still turning,” she sings with a prickly heaviness. It’s not that she is an existentialist, per se, but she does wander through her head quite often. “I like the melancholy in life,” she says.

“I don't think I've always quite been existential, but I find myself having these big questions coming up. I've got a busy mind, and I'm wondering about things a lot of the time. It’s a good thing when you have the capacity to contain all of it, but I think when you're just dumbfounded all the time, it can hinder you.”

2. She first learned The Carter Family standards

Growing up, White was drawn to bluegrass standards like ‘I’ll Fly Away’ and ‘Bury Me Beneath the Willow,’ both tracks recorded by The Carter Family. Those cuts became the backbone of her musical knowledge, alongside songs by Bill Monroe and the Stanley Brothers.

Around the same time, she sought out the work of folk ringleaders like Emmylou Harris and Joni Mitchell, as well as blues-rocker Bonnie Raitt. “I kind of just learned whatever I thought sounded good,” she admits. All in all, White desired to learn how to sing, particularly how to harmonize with other people.

3. She draws vocal influence from Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline

“I just thought that she had the most punchy, sassy voice,” says White about Loretta Lynn, one of her greatest influences. She also names Patsy Cline as an important touchstone for her own honeyed vocal tone. “I remember as a little kid trying to learn how to sing ‘Crazy’ and absolutely butchering it,” she quips.

“Nevertheless, I was trying to learn all these really hard songs. And I didn't really understand that they were really complicated to sing, so I would just scream them, and it just didn't sound very good. But those people taught me to sing in some way.”

Joni Mitchell and John Prine are her biggest songwriting influences

As far as songwriting goes, Joni Mitchell and John Prine are the creams of the crop. “Joni is a wizard. Her songs are so thoughtful, and she’s singing about the world from her perspective. That's something that I’ve thought more about songwriting and want to embody - how I'm perceiving the things that are happening around me.”  Her favorite Mitchell record? For the Roses , of course.

In her youth, White also found herself spinning early albums from Alison Krauss and Union Station and being absolutely mesmerized by Krauss’ high-spun vocals and detailed songwriting.

5. Her first musical memories of her father were around the campfire

White was surrounded by music from birth. It was simply a part of her everyday upbringing. Her father, an accomplished bluegrass musician, often invited friends over and would play. “We would have a fire going in the backyard. People would just be sitting around it,” White remembers. “Sometimes, he would even be holding me or my sister while he was playing. I also remember going to lots of festivals and watching him on stage.”

6. She listened to Emmylou Harris’ Luxury Liner nonstop while making the record

Many artists draw inspiration from other records while they’re busy making their own. For White, she was on a huge Emmylou Harris kick as she plugged away on Among Other Things. “I've always been Emmylou gal,” she says. In the months leading into the record, from writing to recording, she put Luxury Liner on a loop whenever she needed an extra charge. It was one track in particular that she found most inspired by: ‘Tulsa Queen.’

“I don't know if [the song] necessarily would show through on the album, but we were listening to it a lot in the studio,” she says. White also names the work of Buck Meek (a guitarist on the album) and Erin Rae’s Putting on Airs as being in constant rotation and sources of great inspiration.

7. The song ‘Numbers’ ignited the album

On the day White released 2020’s Just Like Leaving , she wrote ‘Numbers,’ a deep cut from the new LP. “I was feeling a little lost,” she says. But when she wrote the song on September 25, 2020, everything cataclysmically shifted. “I was kind of stream-of-consciousness writing and it felt really natural, but it didn't feel like I was inside of myself. And there was something about it that felt new. It just felt bigger than what I had been thinking, in terms of my songwriting and where I was headed in this next chapter”.

8. She struggles to understand her place in the world

White threads such themes as finding purpose, resilience and restlessness-vs.-inertia into the album. While it was never her intention at the start, they became the album’s axis on which she then adorns her signature twang-soaked vocals. She owes the pandemic for a lot of that inner exploration, she admits. The world was in a “very uncertain” place, yet she was witnessing growing momentum in her own sphere.

“I didn't really know what to do with that. It led to this feeling of wondering what my purpose is and what I'm doing in this world. I was spending a lot of time observing the things around me and trying to understand them. I don't know if I ever came to any conclusions, but I got to write about all those thoughts along the way.”

9. The album is a bunch of nonsense… so to speak

Among Other Things is a collection of unrelated ideas strung together. Let White explain. The title track, written the last two days in the studio, represents the album in its patchwork sensibility while dotting together lines about her dead dog, her mother, and where she’s from. “I hate to say it’s a bunch of nonsense because it's not. But it’s a bunch of incomplete thoughts,” she says. “I feel like it sometimes when I'm talking to people. I can't finish my sentences before I jump on to the next one. I'm constantly buzzing.”

10. The pandemic forced her to go solo

Bluegrass is a very community-focused tradition. “You play this music with your community, with your peers and your loved ones,” she says. But she itched to do something different this time around. Due to the pandemic, she veered away from collaboration and wrote the album alone in her house. “I didn't have that access to playing with people,” she adds.

As a result, White began branching out in style and approach. “I didn't want to try and write a bluegrass song if that's not what was coming out naturally. So I allowed it to flow out the way that it did.”

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It was the voice that got me first. Hearing Bella White sing “The Way I Oughta Go” last fall reminded of hearing Colter Wall or Ian Noe for the first time – not that they sound like each other, but White, like Wall and Noe, seems to hail from long-hidden country music colony where soulful voices and heartrending songs exist in equal measure. As one does, I dove into her previous work (including 2020’s Just Like Leaving and a haunting YouTube cover of Guy Clark’s “Dublin Blues”), I also got word of a new album headed our way. Among Other Things is here (out April 21), and it finds a young artist fully embracing her voice, her sound and her heartbreak.

White does share one characteristic with Wall – they’re both Canadian. But while his cowboy songs feel at home in his native Saskatchewan, the ranches in Texas or pretty much any agriculture-rich world in between, White’s songs seem hewn by lonely Appalachian hands. A likely explanation for this comes up in “The Way I Oughta Go.” The album’s first track explores possible escapes for White as she reckons with a broken heart – “Yet another sleepless night, no dreaming/I woke again to the absence of your words” – while listing Southern destinations. Turns out her father, a native Virginian, was a bluegrass musician (and a heartbreaker in his own right), and that string band sadness buried itself deep in his daughter’s bones. The acoustic and fiddle-lashed tune sets the table for a record full of regret while detailing White’s search for happiness – “Dreaming never met me in Alberta/So I packed my things, Tennessee I did go.”

In addition to her voice and the perfectly simple arrangements, courtesy of producer Jonathan Wilson and featuring contributions from the likes of Erin Rae and Big Thief’s Buck Meek, the songs on Among Other Things dwell on the smallest of observations of love and loss. “Flowers on My Bedside,” along with a great bass line from Gabe Noel, suffers with love’s wasted energy – “I’m so good at spending all my love on/Those whose love for me has dried.” “Break My Heart” is bouncier and features B-Bender guitar work from Wilson (which resembles pedal steel), but even the buoyant tempo won’t lift White’s spirits – “I knew I was gonna love you/For a while, you thought you wanted me to.” And “Marilyn” is a piano-led ballad which balances empathy and outrage – “I still cannot comprehend/All the sadness that I feel for sweet Marilyn” – over a woman White’s never met, yet knows deserves better than her loutish husband.

This is a record, too, that burrows itself under your skin with each listen. I’d been enjoying it plenty while driving around the Colorado mountains all winter long, but it took sitting down and listening intently to gain full appreciation of the depth of Among Other Things. That comes out best in “Dishes,” a lazy-day tune which benefits from Rae’s background vocals, Patrick M’Gonigle’s fiddle and Wilson’s National Resonator guitar, but really hits home with White examining her own romantic struggles – “I got so good at running far/From all the things that I set out to fear.” Folks – she’s 22. But she writes country weepers like someone decades older who’s seen (and felt) far too much. Here, the music stays hushed, almost afraid to break the reverie as White enjoys hazy memories of the simplest kind of happiness – “You were there in the kitchen, doing my dishes.” Those are the tiniest moments that love – and heartbreak – are made of.

Song I Can’t Wait to Hear Live: “Dishes” is my favorite song on the record, but it’s more of a quiet-moment tune. The title track, with lots of piano, bass and fiddle, gives her band a chance to shine along with her voice, which still pines for a better place – “Today I woke up, but tomorrow I’ll sleep/Only to find someplace that I’ve not been/For in my dreams, the road’s less broken.”

Among Other Things was produced by Jonathan Wilson, recorded by Grant Milliken, mixed by Wilson and mastered by Paul Blakemore. All songs written by Isabel Farley White. Additional musicians on the album include Wilson (drums, percussion, B-Bender, National Resonator, electric guitar), Gabe Noel (acoustic bass, Ampeg Baby Bass, baritone guitar), Omar Velasco (nylon acoustic guitar), Buck Meek (electric and nylon guitar), Patrick M’Gonigle (fiddle, violin, tenor guitar), Drew Erickson (piano, Hammond organ, string arrangements) and Erin Rae (backing vocals).

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In This Moment and Motionless in White Announce Co-Headlining Summer Tour

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Octane ’s “mom and dad” — Maria Brink and Chris Motionless — are going on tour together this summer! In This Moment and Motionless in White will embark on a can’t-miss co-headlining trek around the United States: The Dark Horizon Tour .

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With support from Fit for a King and From Ashes to New , In This Moment and Motionless in White’s 30-stop tour will kick off on July 8 in Uncasville, Connecticut, and conclude on August 19 in Albany, New York. Both headliners will alternate wrapping up concerts in different cities, Consequence reports . Check out the tour dates below.

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In This Moment & Motionless in White Tour Dates:

7/08 – Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena

7/09 – Buffalo, NY @ Buffalo RiverWorks

7/11 – Charleston, WV @ Charleston Civic Center Coliseum

7/13 – Cadott, WI @ Rockfest *

7/14 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Upheaval Festival *

7/15 – Mansfield, OH @ Inkcarceration Festival

7/17 – East Moline, IL @ The Rust Belt

7/18 – Des Moines, IA @ Wells Fargo Arena

7/19 – Sioux Falls, SD @ Denny Sanford Premiere Center

7/21 – Casper, WY @ Ford Wyoming Center

7/22 – Billings, MT @ First Interstate Arena at MetraPark

7/23 – Missoula, MT @ Big Sky Brewing Company

7/26 – Reno, NV @ Grand Sierra Resort

7/27 – Paso Robles, CA @ Vina Robles

7/29 – Flagstaff, AZ @ Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park

7/30 – Grand Junction, CO @ Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park

8/01 – Wichita, KS @ Hartman Arena

8/02 – Oklahoma City, OK @ The Criterion

8/04 – Council Bluffs, IA @ KIWR’s Rockfest – Westfair Amphitheater

8/05 – Camdenton, MO @ Ozarks Amphitheater

8/06 – Little Rock, AR @ Simmons Bank Arena

8/08 – Memphis, TN @ The Soundstage at Graceland

8/09 – Mobile, AL @ Mobile Civic Center Arena

8/11 – Huntsville, AL @ Propst Arena

8/12 – Asheville, NC @ Harrah’s Cherokee Center

8/13 – Corbin, KY @ Corbin Arena

8/15 – Evansville, IN @ Ford Center

8/16 – Fort Wayne, IN @ Allen County War Memorial Expo Center

8/18 – Gilford, NH @ Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion

8/19 – Albany, NY @ MVP Arena

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Singer / songwriter newcomer sensation Bella White, live in London for her debut appearance.

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22-year-old singer / songwriter Bella White has a one-of-a-kind musical talent: a finespun breed of country/folk both fresh in perspective and wholly steeped in bluegrass tradition, despite her upbringing in the Canadian city of Calgary. Her sophomore album, Among Other Things (Produced by Jonathan Wilson) unfolds with gorgeously textured layers encompassing elements of country, folk, indie, and classic rock.

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